qeternity

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2551.
by qeternity 10y ago
I am so curious about how these relatively simple easter eggs work behind the scenes. How are they incorporated into the core search repo? Surely the guys in charge of that beast aren't allowing these things anywhere near the core code
2552.
by qeternity 10y ago
Exactly my point. Feed forward can run on much lower specs just fine. So their whole "prison of supercomputers" analogy is for the wrong side of the equation.
2553.
by qeternity 10y ago
Practically you were on Irish soil. Technically you were in a foreign trade zone of the United States :P
2554.
by qeternity 10y ago
What form is that? It certainly isn't a landing card. Maybe a visa application, but the number of western country with visa free or visa on arrival is huge.
2555.
by qeternity 10y ago
Backprop is expensive. Not sure what the revolutionary aspect is here. Smells a bit like the Theranos of AI.
2556.
by qeternity 10y ago
> using the "I have not done illegal drugs" checkbox on the entry documentation What? I have lived and worked all over the world, travel regularly to a bunch of countries, and have never once seen this. I could have missed it o
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by qeternity 10y ago
The reason r/fitness says this is because for active people it largely holds true, with the exception of certain bulking/cutting phases for lifters. It's people who are sedentary, or in chronic caloric surplus where the macro
2558.
by qeternity 10y ago
That's the point. They aren't trying to sell IO with glacier, since they've already saturated that with EBS. They just want to sell the spare storage capacity, ideally in a write once read never use case. That way they can ac
2559.
by qeternity 10y ago
Regulated taxis are ponzis alright, it's just rigged by governments and investment is forced upon citizens. Absolutely no reason why an extremely commoditized good like transportation should have fixed rates set by a central planner. U
2560.
by qeternity 10y ago
Where do you think the initial js comes from? The "wonderland" query.
2561.
by qeternity 10y ago
I don't think you understand how spoofing works. And no, this attack was not spoofed. It was just hundreds of thousands of IoT devices each pushing a small amount of traffic (0.5-1mbps).
2562.
by qeternity 10y ago
I applaud your use of trading lingo but it's just "long tsla" ;)
2563.
by qeternity 10y ago
The bigger issue is that autonomous cars make it extremely easy to massively boost utilization: driver assist still means your car sits at home, work, etc when not in use. This in turn means more cars are required by society. Autonomous car
2564.
by qeternity 10y ago
"Until now Varnish Software has done a lot of work for the Varnish Cache project, but for totally valid reasons, they are scaling that back and the project either needs to pick up the slack or drop some of those activities." Why t
2565.
by qeternity 10y ago
There is no Facebook killer because the average user doesn't care about privacy. It's the same misunderstanding about Apple. Sure, techies of the world might rather have a rooted droid, but the vast majority of the world just want